Umpire Flynn Triggers Riot After Tacoma Game
Tacoma sees a riot sparked by umpire Jimmy Flynn’s second inning call on Magee. Flynn left with police escort after beheading a ticket office melee. Seattle took the lead in the fifth. Tacoma managed one run as Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, St Louis, Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati scheduled games.
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Jimmy Flynn
Magee
Bill Frisk
Swain
Rippert
Custer
Frink
Miller
Kip
Clatlin
Flynn
Sam
Warine
Beattie
Tigers
Seattle
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Louta
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Mitebu
H. SB. Rowton
Pittsburga
McCarthy
Mattern
Smith
Camatts
Powell
Frock
Phillips
Gibson
Oie
Brooklyn Tee Cesgoeeel
Bor Peeeaee A
Hattertes Mcintyre
Rucker
Hergen
Fromme
Melean
Khut
Moren
Doom
Moran
Pittaburmg
Juriey
Hostoen
Detroit
Hoston
Wiilets
Schmidt
Als
Steele
Cleotte
Donohue
Ryan
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Clathes
Alien
Beere
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Jon
Louie
Prink Shoobie
Rite Kippert
Cartchiattie
Strack Lite Chath
Fin
Meivler
Catcher Signaling Tricks Behind the Plate Spotlighted
A Storied baseball note explains catcher signals to pitchers, including finger cues for fast balls curves waste balls and signs to mislead runners. It discusses instinctive hand signals, possible signal leakage from runners or fans, and the brain behind the team in signaling strategy. It also mentions Portland beating Aberdeen and a tied game at Vancouver with details of players and plays.
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Doctah Cross to Fight Hyland in Longest Earner Bout
San Francisco reports Leach Joan, who signed last night to face Dick Hyland in a 45 round bout on June 24 at Jim Coffroth’s club, aiming to test his stamina in a marathon fight. Cross, a New York denturist by trade, has faced top contenders but favors a cautious turtle defense.
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United
Francisco
Leach Joan
Terme
Dick Hyland
Jim Coffroth
New York
Louis C. Wallach
Cross
Hert Keyes
Battling Hurley
Mike Glover
Young Loughrey
Chariie Griffin
Tommy Murphy
Willie Fitzgerald
Bert
Concen
Crome
Crone
Eddie Hanson
Cromhan
Hyland
Bowling Record Shatters National Mark in New York
At Madison Square Garden on June 4 the Corinthians set a national bowling record with a 2.80 percent team score. The performance eclipsed the previous marks, as the Corinthians posted 2,498 for the five-man team, a new national standard, surpassing last year’s Brunswick champions and the prior record set in 1907.
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United Press
New York
National Bowling Association
Madison Square Garten
Corinthians
Tomin Cecee Eres
Corinthian
Atlantic City
Brunswicks
Rochester
Gagers Reach Buffalo on Their Way
Automobiles in the transcontinental race from New York to the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition arrived in Buffalo at 4 15 PM on June 4 at the end of a long leg from New York City.
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Buffalo
Unitted Perea
N. Y
New York
Attle
Magnates Split Northwest League Move to Save Games
A report suggests magnates may split the Northwest League to preserve games. President Colm of Morkane backs the plan, saying it could stabilize attendance and keep teams afloat amid dwindling schedules and social fatigue in several cities.
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Twain
Colm
Morkane Relult
Winall
Ss Bai
Wlad
Blireeder
Tacoma O
Denver Five Leads In Bowling Tournament
Five teams competed in a Denver bowling event with South Sides of Peaver and Case among leaders. Individual high scores included 617 and 643 total for top players as Denver’s Woolley, Dobbins, and Wilkine posted notable marks. A ladies match saw Denver beat Gilbert’s by 2096 to 1458. Sunday features a five-team event with a $100 entry per team and a 600 potential team score.
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Tmny
Lotalea
Wade
Sesebeeverttt
San Francisco
Teatdes
N. B. Alien
Swattie
Fred Wolt
Denver
Eee
R. J. Ciburs
Vancouver
Jenkins
Beattie
Treasures
Malake
Twee
Twee Dewielded To Hold the 1910 Tournament of the W. B.C. At San Francisco
Roll Weill
Gilbert
Fat Man
Thie City
Woolley
Dobbins
Spokane
Wilkine
Anacorten
Hee- Ho” Brown
Bechtel
Village Blacksmith Kitchen Knife Ad Promises Quality Craft
An old catalog style ad touts 20c No. 213 Village Blacksmith Kitchen Knife with a 14c price, featuring a 21-2 inch double brass handle and 3 1-4 inch forged blade. It claims artful hand forging, heat tempering, and superior quality, urging readers to buy before closing time with other knives and forks listed.
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Henr
le Union Rasor
American Quilery Co
American Cutlery Co
Bolohandie
Villawe Kamith Nite Feanders
Prary and Clark
Old Pabars Point
Ine Floyd and
Fabatior Knivas
Will Clifford Face Batt Nelson In Oklahoma City Bout
Nelson weighs options for a potential June 22 Oklahoma City bout. Clifford is the favored opponent after a five round win last year, with promoter input likely guiding the selection. Other names include Phil Knight, but contract terms remain a hurdle for Knight.
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Frank Picato
Oakland
Nelson
Oklahoma City
Clifford
O@don
Oklahoma
Cuttord
Cuttera
Rattler
Merry Ame
Nelwon
Phil Knight
Knight
Howe
le Grand Plano
Keystone Correst Team Faces Japanese Sailors at Dug’s Park
The Keystone team, noted for speed, was set to play a Japanese sailors group at Dug’s Park next Sunday. The game was halted by rain as clouds opened and heavy drizzle forced the nary to call off play.
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Usiselty
Keystones
Eald
Keystone
Brace & Hergert
Uuiness
Herman Dictates Jump Options to Twister Players
San Francisco report shows President Frank Herman of the California State league weighing replies to Vartland disputE with players Miehers Deuhot and Lane. He notes they promised to stay with the state league but may join outlaw teams in Portland, risking breach of pledges. Portland clash arose after Walter McCredie announced pitchers Carl Drabot and Kenneth Lane, with plans to place them with Oakland. McCredie lashed out at Cal Ewing and associates.
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Frank Herman
California State League
Vartland Dicputch
Miehers Deuhot
Lane
Portland
Herman
Walter McCredie
California
Carl Drabot
Kenneth Lane
McCredie
Cal Ewing
Oakland
McCredle
Ewing
Terriers Chase Old Stars in Muddy Matchups
In Memphis Tennessee on June 4 Charley Dusty Miller recalls famed Cincinnati team links and his terrier pack named after players Brettenstein Peltz Beckley McPhee Corcoran Steinfeldt Elmer Smith Hoy, and Miller himself. His dog mother of nine puppies bears witness to the quirky tribute to old baseball stars.
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Tenn
Charley
Dusty” Miller
Cincinnati
Sun Melder
Dusty
Dim
Brettenstein
R Peltz
Beckley
McPhee
Cor
Black Cat Fans Protest Spokane Change
Seattle club President Dugdale announced Spokane will not play in Seattle next week after Black Cat fans opposed the change. President McFarland Aberdeen club and local fans disrupted manager Howland's arrival, forcing Spokane and Vancouver to be seen in a game here Sunday while the regular schedule proceeds.
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Fleattile
Spokane
Dugdale
Seattle
Dug
McFarland
Aberdeen
Rowland
Black Cat
Howland
Vancouver
OConnell Kiley Wrestling Match Referee Named
Timmy Carroll will referee a bout between Eddie O Connell of Portland and Frank Kiley of Tacoma at Ger mania hall in the City of Destiny. O Connell must throw his man three times in an hour or forfeit. O Connell recently threw Wy in under a minute at Port. Noted horseman Burr Noble died in Sonoma County from a runaway accident near Santa Rosa after his skull fracture.
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Eddie O'Connell
Multnomah Athletice Club
Portland
Frank Kiley
Tacoma
Germania Hall
City of Destiny
O'Connell
Portand
San Francisco
Sonoma County
Burr Noble
Noble
Banta Rosa
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